Well, first off, your motherboard is gonna catch on fire.
Secondly, you don't HAVE an Nvidia card.


Why do you think you need an Nvidia driver?



/e Never tested, but maybe Speccy doesn't show the vid card, w/o the driver.

How about a screen shot of Device Manager with the Display Adapter portion open.

This post was edited by Ghot on Mar 3 2017 04:48pm

i literally just got this computer.
idk about the mother board issue, but it has a 1060 in it. but i uninstalled it because it wouldn't update. and tried to reinstall it

reset the card in the slot

physically

This post was edited by yupitsmeh on Mar 3 2017 04:48pm

Make sure the monitor is plugged into the GPU, not the mobo.



Prebuilt?

Yeah, it's an ASUS prebuilt tower with an Intel® H110 chipset, which has a max. temp of 60C.

/e

Not saying the temp is causing the vid card driver problem, but rather, it would be another problem.


/ee @OP did you buy this computer at BestBuy? If not BestBuy...where did you purchase it?

This post was edited by Ghot on Mar 3 2017 04:58pm

Hooray Ghot.

bestbuy

Best advice...is take it back to bestbuy....asap!

/e It should have at least a 1 year warranty.


They will fix the driver issue, and more importantly, the overheating chipset issue. Assuming it's not just a faulty sensor.
If that chipset sensor is working correctly....that motherboard isn't gonna last more than a couple weeks.

This post was edited by Ghot on Mar 3 2017 05:04pm

bring it back to the store as opening it will viods warranty.